Hai Long - Taiwanese Offshore Wind

 Overview

Located approximately 45 – 70 kilometers off the Changhua coast in the Taiwan Strait, Hai Long consists of two phases, Hai Long 2 and Hai Long 3, with an expected combined generating capacity of 1,022 MW. Hai Long 2A benefits from a 294 MW 20-year PPA with Taipower under a Feed-in-Tariff, and Hai Long 2B and 3 (728 MW) benefits from a 30-year Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) with an investment grade counterparty. Hai Long will play an important role in helping Taiwan achieve its renewable energy target of 15 GW of offshore wind to be constructed between 2026 and 2035. Once operational, Hai Long will be one the largest offshore wind facilities in Asia, and will provide enough clean energy to power more than one million Taiwanese households including industrial facilities.

 Features

• Located in the Taiwan Strait, a body of water ranked as one of the world's 20 best offshore wind resources 

• Grid availability dates of 2026 & 2027, with the ability to execute 20-year power contracts under Taiwan's feed-in-tariff regime 

• Committed to using Siemens Gamesa's 14 MW offshore wind turbine (SG 14-222 DD) at the 300 MW grid allocation of Hai Long 2A 

• Pioneering project in Taiwan's offshore wind industry 

 Documents & Links

• Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Advances Steadily, Driving Taiwan’s Energy Transition 

• Northland Power and Gentari Renewables Announce Closing of Hai Long Partnership 

• Northland Power Announces Financial Close of the 1.0 GW Hai Long Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan Financing 

• $5.0 Billion Project Financing at Hai Long Offshore Wind Project 

• Northland Power Signs Power Purchase Agreement for Hai Long 2A Offshore Wind Project 

• Northland Power Signs Power Purchase Agreement for Hai Long 2B and 3 CPPA Offshore Wind Project 

• Northland Power's Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Awarded Additional 744 Megawatts in Taiwan Auction 

• Northland Power Achieves Major Project Milestone - Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Allocated 300 Megawatts Under Taiwan Feed-in-Tariff Program 

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